dictionary of sanskrit grammar

’ commented on many’ grammar-
works The only fault of the scholar
was a very keen sense of egotism
'which is found in his work, aliho-
ugh it can certainly be said' that
the egotism was hot Ill-placed
and could be justified; cf.
444
^ 11 also
-1- iT&if IBHRS: 1 Pf-5^
^ ll Padamanjari, on P. I .i.
3, 4. The credit of popularising
Panini’s system of grammar in
Southern India goes to Haradatta
. to a considerable extent-
IR a short form used for the
stalwart grammarian Bhartrhari, by
later grammarians and commentators
in their references to him.
See the word above.
a scholar of grammar who
wrote a short treatise on the
nature and function of prepositions
names a'TwrfP?.
name of a kind of svarabhakti
when r (\) followed by s (sjQ
and s ( g.) is read as j; + f + sj. and
I + ? + 9, respectively.
a class of words headed by the
word ffef to which the taddhita
affix tRf ( s ik r) is added in the
sens© of a descendant after the
affix sr C3*3*,) bas already been
added to them by P. IV. 1.104,
the word so. formed possessing the
sense of the great grandchild
( ) of the individuals denoted
by ffcr and others ; e.g. ;
cf. fs; g jjw ;ra%-
Ka£. on P. IV. 1.100.
a grammarian who wrote a
. — commentary on the Unadi Sutras,
called- soilfcgjiSfar.
a reputed grammarian of
the Siddhantakaumudi school of
Panini who lived in the end of the
seventeenth century. He was the
grandson of Bhettojl Diksita and
the preceptor of NageSabhtta. His
commentary named but
popularly called on Bhattoji
Dlksita’s Praudhamanorama, is
widely studied by the pupils along
with the Praudhamanorama in the
Vyakaranapathasalas. There is a
work named ‘ Brhatsabdaratna ’
which has been written by Hari-
dlksita, although some scholars
believe that it was written by
Nagesa who ascribed it to his
preceptor. For details see
a grammarian of the
nineteenth century who has written
a commentary named
cn Nagesa’s Paribhasendusekhara.
name of a grammar work
by Rupsgoswamin.
( arraflsit) a grammarian
of the Deccan who lived in the
seventeenth century at Nasik and
wrote commentaries on grammar-
works out of which his treatise on
Paribhasas ( written
independently but based upon
Siradeva’s Paribhasavrtti, deserves
a special notice and mention.
(ffccw Wsf 513?) a modern
grammarian who has writteen a
commentaryx named Kasika on
Kondabhatta’s Vaiyakaranabhu-
sanasSra. He lived in the second
half of the eighteenth century and
the commentary K aiika was
written by him in 1797. He is said
to have been a pupil of the great
grammarian Bhairavamisra.
a grammarian who has written
commentaries named on the
Vaiyakaranabhusanasara of Konda-
bhatta, and Laghubhusanakanti on